Maybe you can use the two channels in parallel as 1 channel. Then you can drive 16Ohm.
I use my design with selenium d220 ti tweeters. No noise.
I use my design with selenium d220 ti tweeters. No noise.
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https://www.diyaudio.com/community/threads/new-simple-amplifier.391109/#post-7144123
The inscriptions on the diagram are for 4 ohms , the TND graph is already for 8 ohms 4.5 W
https://www.diyaudio.com/community/threads/new-simple-amplifier.391109/#post-7144123
The inscriptions on the diagram are for 4 ohms , the TND graph is already for 8 ohms 4.5 W
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I am terrible at finishing electronic projects. If it is not super simple or a PCB available, it usually never gets past looking at the schematic stage🙂 I have some large heatsinks and MOSFETs and resistors, so I will start experimenting with FAOW/MOFO style amplifiers before I get to something more advanced.
I have some 4 mH air core inductors as well, while on the low side, maybe these could be large enough for MF/HF use.
I have some 4 mH air core inductors as well, while on the low side, maybe these could be large enough for MF/HF use.
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Actually, the coil (4 mH) was intended to be a part of the passive crossover high pass. Together with a 22 uF capacitor. If I used the inductor as load and capacitor as output, would both components work as a part of the crossover? The capacitor should - but I am not so sure about the inductor when serving as a load to the follower.